Electors Stay in the Dark After Lack of Energy in MS Cities
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Electors from different cities of Mato Grosso do Sul faced interruptions in electricity supply this Sunday, 4, during the first round of elections. In some polling places, the lack of lighting occurred throughout the day, but, according to the Regional Electoral Court of Mato Grosso do Sul (TRE-MS), the occurrences did not prevent [...]
Interruptions were recorded at polling stations, but TRE-MS states that voting followed normally
TRE-MS states that electronic ballot boxes have a battery for approximately 12 hours and that interruptions did not compromise the course of the election
Electors from at least nine municipalities and communities in Mato Grosso do Sul faced a lack of electricity on Sunday (4), during the first round of elections in 2026. According to the Regional Electoral Court of Mato Grosso do Sul (TRE-MS), despite the blackouts, the vote usually follows because the electronic ballot boxes have internal batteries. [...]
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